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Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, during
the recess of the U.S. Congress, the
Secretary of Agriculture announced that
the U.S. Forest Service would adjust Its
regional organization to fit with the
standard Federal regional structure. I
wish to take this opportunity to let my
colleagues here In the Senate know that
I am unalterably opposed to this plan.
The present structure Is adequate and
conforms to the major areas of U.S.
forestry activity In the United States. As
we all know, Forest Service activity is
concentrated In several different areas of
the continental United States and Is not
uniform throughout. Therefore, I think
it is ridiculous that it be required to conform
with the standard Federal regional
structure. Timber is a renewable resource
and requires on the ground management.
Region I is one of the most active for est
areas in the Nation and to move a
regional office at a time when there is a
greater demand for increased timber
sales and management activities is difficult
to understand. The rationale behind
this plan obviously does not include efficiency
and effectiveness because of such
large distances involved. The Federal officials
who devised this plan appanmtly
have never been outside of New York City
or Washington, D.C., and are not aware
of the vast distances in the West. If you
will look at the map, you will find that
Missoula, Mont., presently the headquarters
for region I, Is approximately 800 to
900 miles from Denver. The proposed re gional
setup announced by Secretary
Butz places 10 States within region C and
the two large forest areas at opposite
ends. I do not see how any efficient administrative
plan can handle such a situation.
Transportation services between
Missoula and Denver and Portland,
Oreg., headquarters of region A, are very
bad and there is no direct air service.
What is to happen at the research facilities
at Missoula-the smokejumpers
school, the Forest Service Fire Research
Laboratory, and associated fac!l!ties that
are operating at Montana's two universities
in Bozeman and Missoula.
Adding these additional Forest ServIce
activities to the regional complex in
Denver only compounds what is a serious
and growing problem for this midcontinent
city. This seems to be contrary
to everything the administration
is attempting to do in returning the governmental
process to the local level. This
action and others merely creates a larger
bureaucratic monster in Denver.
Missoula, Mont., is a beautiful cit~
with a moderate cllmate and home ol
one of Montana's two universltie~.
There is absolutely no reason why personnel
would not wish to maintai11
their present residencies in this community.
Mr. President, rumors have come to
my attention that the Montana congressional
delegation has agreed to this
move of the regional headquarters because
of a compromise reached between
the delegation and the administration.
Supposedly, Malmstrom Air Force Booe,
one of the most important Strategic Air
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 48, Folder 75, Mansfield Libary, University of Montana
s 7881 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -SENATE April 80, 1973
Command bases in the continental
United States is to be preserved and
maintained If we agreed to the closing
of the Forest Service Regional Office
in Missoula. I wish to state here and
now that I in no way participated in
any such discussion in conjunction with
the administration's plan to reduce Federal
activity. Both the regional headquarters
of the U.S. Forest Service and
its associated activities in Missoula and
the Strategic Air Command Base at
Malmstrom are necessary and vital
parts of our Federal activity.
I am also greatly concerned about reports
that the Secretary of Agriculture
has placed a muzzle on Forest Service
personnel who disagree with this plan.
The Forest Service has traditionally
been one of the most active and semiindependent
agencies in our Federal system.
They have done an excellent job
and, only in recent years, have they become
bw-dened with excessive Office of
Management and Budget controls which
are limiting and curtailing their management
of our forests. There are a great
many demands for new timber sales and
improved management of our national
forests. This can only f>e done with adequate
management at the ground level.
This means maintaining regional headquarters
as they are now structured.
Also, I believe that the Forest Service
should be granted additional funds for
the proper management of their agency.
At the present, the administration has
impounded funds and further hampered
this necessary work.
I wish to place myself on record-and
I know I speak for my distinguished colleague
the Senator from Montana CMr.
METCALF) and our two colleagues in the
House, Representatives MELCHER and
SHOUP-that we shall not stand by and
watch this consolidation take place.
Mr. President, I ask un.anlmou.s consent
to have printed at this paint in my
remarks, the joint statement released by
my colleague, Senator LEE METCALF, at
the time of the announcement, and also
the news release issued by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture announcing
that there would be a reduction-a
phasing ou~f the regional offices at
Missoula, Mont., Albuquerque, N. Mex.,
and Ogden, Utah ,and the experiment
station headquarters at Ogden, Utah,
and Asheville, N.C.
There being no objection, the statement
and release were ordered to be
printed in the REcoao, as follows:
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf said the
announcement by the Nixon Adm.lnlstmt!on
that the Regional Forest Service Offioe at
Missoula will be transferred to Denver "Is
"another example o! this Admlnlstra.t!on's
distorted view o! our natural resource priorities."
"This Is not an economy move, but mther
a stupid, shortslgh ted, Ill-ad vised decision
which wUI hinder the proper mana.gement o!
forest resources which arc ba.slc to the eoonomy
or Montana a.nd the nation," the Monta.
na Sena.tors said In a statement !rom Ulelr
Wa.shlngton offices.
"President Nixon's budget ax has now !allen
on a.n effective !acUity !or the management
or important timber resources."
"The personnel most !amlllar with forest
management problems and programs and
who have first-hand knowledge and experience
will now be required to make decisions
in a.n urba.n a.roo !ar !rom the forest resouroe
they must manage." ·
"The tmns!er or management !rom Ule
Immediate vicinity or programs and from the
center o! the resource will only resUlt In misunderstanding
and add! tiona! bureaucratic
Another Important !actor, according to the
Monta.na Senators, Is that the citizens Uvlng
In the Fore9t Service area will not be a.ble to
present thelr views effectively to the officials
who wUI make the decisions.
"Instead, Uley wUl have to trr.vel some 800
miles to Denver to present their views, which
In our opinion Is not In line wiU1 the Nixon
Administration's policy directive that the
government shoUld be close to the people,"
the Senators sald.
"Pl evlous Adm.lnlstratlons have considered
the Forest Service !acUities at MissoUla. as an
outstanding eumple of how a Federal agency
can work with Ule local citizens In the effort
to establish sound management policies and
"But this Administration doesn't want
citizen partlclpa.tlon in the declslon-ma.klug
process on managing the resources o! our
national forests."
"The Regional Office In Missoula., along
with the fire control center, the forestry research
center and the School o! Forestry,
University o! Montana, are Important groups
attempting to solve many o! the problems o!
forest management.
"This effective team must not be dismantled,"
the Senators said. "Instead, It would be
economically aound to continue the various
!orest service and university !a.cUltles In the
same community, and near the center o! the
resource that they must protect and manage
!or our benefit and !or future generations."
"We w111 fight this move. We will not stand
by and approve a cloeure decision made by a
so-called management expert Who doesn't
know the dltrerence between chip wood and
a tree."
(News !rom U.S. Department o! AgricUlture)
WASHINGTON, AprU 24.-The Forest Servloe,
U.S. Department o! AgricUlture, wUI adJust
Its regional organization to fit within
the standard federal regional structure, Secretary
of Agriculture Earl L. Butz announced
Secretary Butz said the change In organization
will require phasing out o! regional
offices at Missoula, Mont.: Albuquerque,
N.M.; and Ogden, Utah; and experiment station
headquarters at Ogden, Utah, and Asheville,
N.C. Although these five headquarters
offices will be discontinued, other Forest
Service offices presently at these locations
will remain In operation.
Some 1,000 employees wUl be affected by
pha.slng out or the five offices. Every effort
wUI be made to provide employment opportunities
!or these people elsewhere 1n the
Forest Service organization. Secretary Butz
said. The schedule !or making the organizational
adJustments will be developed by the.
Forest Service, he reported.
Secretary Butz said these actions wUI enable
the Forest Service to improve Its efficiency
and effectiveness In carrying out Its
resource management, research and state and
private forestry programs. One result, he
said, woUld be to make more !unds and manpower
available !or on-the-ground activities
In the 155 national forests which contain 187
million acres.
In addition, he said, greater efforts can be
diverted directly to research by reduction o!
the two experiment station headquarters,
and the Forest Service's ability to work with
state and local governments will be Improved
through closer coordination with the federal
regional councils.
The present Forest Service organization Includes
nine national !orest system regional
offices, eight experiment station headquarters
offices and two state and private area. offices.
With the change, the system wUI be reJlllgned
In to slx regions, six expert men t stations
and two state and private forestry
areas. .
Full regional office status will continue at
Atlanta, Ga.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Denver, Colo.;
San Francisco, Call!.; Portland, Ore.: and
Juneau, Ala.ska.. Experiment station headquarters
wUI be continued at Upper Darby,
Pa.; St. Paul, Minn.; New Orleans, La.; Ft.
Collins, Colo.; Berkeley, Call!.; and Portland,
Ore. The Forest Products Labora.tor:~< a.t MadIson,
Wis., and the Institute o! Tropical
Forestry In Puerto Rico wUI be maintained.
The state and private area offices wUI remain
at Upper Darby and Atlanta..
Secretary Butz said most other regional
structures In the federal government now
con!orm to the standard !edera.l region concept,
as a. result o! the government-wide e!!
ort directed by the Office o! Management and
Budget. He sald the etrort ls geared to slmpli!
y and improve the ability of the federal
government to provide service through conformance
to the standard region concept.
Another factor considered 1n the decision,
he said, Is tqe review being made by all federal
agencies to determine where expenditures
can be reduced. In addition to regional
changes, he said, the Fnrest Service's review
wUI lead to national !orest and ranger dlstrtct
headquarters consolidations, as well as
changes 1n the agency's headquarters omce
In Washington, D.C.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 48, Folder 75, Mansfield Libary, University of Montana
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For weeks now, the righteous of right have been frozen in place by her heat. Possessed, inert, catatonic, unable to break her spell, indifferent to their obligations to provide for their families.
Rosy has always been such a horrific homewrecker.
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Sure, this or that secondary piece of legislation passed. Lawmakers as always were allowed to parcel out crumbs that fell on the carpets of the upper crust.
We remain the High Desert Plantation. Fewer than one in five of our high school graduates who take military entrance exams can pass. Not qualified to get shot.
At a time when the warrior class is even accepting convicts, that's pretty embarrassing. But Nevada stopped blushing decades ago.
At the polls next year, people will favor the words of all those public officials, bureaucrats and hangers-on who insist that all is well and thus no need to add serious money to education and other questionable public services. Most houses never catch fire.
Rosy rules.
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Klaus discussed his work — and life since graduating in 2000 — during Homecoming Weekend in October when he returned to campus as a distinguished visiting alumnus. Klaus praised the foundation of his anthropological career, cemented under the tutelage of Drs. Gordon Pollard and Mark Cohen, professors of anthropology. Read more.
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Currently Being ModeratedDec 2, 2010 6:22 AM (in response to pclark@rkstratman)Well it partially worked for me, I still can't print landscape from Acrobat (8.2.2) after replacing the pstops file.Intel G5, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 3, 2010 8:23 AM (in response to PanixP)As a graphic consultant, I installed the update for my clients only after deleting all cache files including font caches. I booted into safe mode and installed the update. The only problem they have is no duplex from Quark...Apple needs to come up with a fix installer as it is more than just the 'pstop' filter file.
I can suggest a work-around and that is to convert the file to PDF and print it from Adobe Acrobat Pro.iMac-4 Core i7-8Gb-27", Mac OS X (10.6.5), iPod Touch 2nd Gen., iPad-16Gb.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 3, 2010 10:34 AM (in response to gregk2)I updated 40 iMacs to 10.6.5 yesterday, today all users of these iMacs are complaining that they can't print Landscape from Photoshop. Check and yes there right. Can print Landscape from Preview and Pages ok, but not from Photoshop CS3, CS4 and CS5, Tomorrow i will Using Net Restore to image them back to 10.6.4 (lucky i didn't update all 200)
Thanks Apple, like i don't have enough work to.iMac (Intel), Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2010 11:16 AM (in response to PanixP)Let's hear it for Auburn, AL! Thank you Gerrit, for posting that. Man, that sideways thing was driving me crazy! Your steps were easily followed, and it did fix the problem. (Illustrator CS5 was where I was experiencing the pain)
Now, back to work I go!17" MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.5), 8 GB RAM, 500 GB SSD
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2010 12:56 PM (in response to PanixP)Steps in a nutshell; GUI version.
Open Terminal and type or paste
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES
To take effect. Relaunch Finder.
Using Finder go to the /usr/libexec/cups/filter/ directory. Drag and drop the replacement pstops file with the earlier 1.44 version. Note that 10.6.5 uses 1.45
Now you need to fix permissions by running Disk Utility. Once finished, open Terminal and type or re run the command with the "NO" option.
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
Relaunch Finder and printing will be restored to previous.
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
Message was edited by: COrtizMac Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 7, 2010 2:12 AM (in response to PanixP)Just wanted to add my thanks to the contributors on this thread. I was having problems printing landscape & duplex with Acrobat X Pro on 10.6.5 and the restore pstops using Time Machine solution worked a treat. Thanks againMac Pro 2,1 - 2 x quad-core Intel Xeon 3GHz, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 9, 2010 4:01 AM (in response to PanixP)i hope this printing problem will be fix with the update to 10.6.6.Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 13, 2010 8:14 AM (in response to tjgrayling)Update--Thank you Gerrit! I tried option A to reinstall CUPS 1.4.4 but that broke my Indesign altogether--wanted me to reinstall the program. (also broke my pando calendar--didn't try the rest of my CS4 applications) Re-applied the 10.6.5 update and was back to normal, except that I still couldn't print landscape/duplex. Tried your fix again using option B which just replaced the pstops filter and that seems to have fixed the problem--I can now print my landscape files and duplex as before. I can open Word 2004 and 2008 (unlike hoomhom) and so far, everything seems to be peachy. The only thing I notice is that my printer icon stays open on the dock instead of closing automatically, but I can live with that. Thanks again for your help.27" imac, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 13, 2010 2:00 PM (in response to hoomhom)Yes, it might be related. I believe that the Microsoft Office 2004 applications are PowerPC-only, which means that they're running on an Intel-based Mac under Rosetta. For the cases where you're using Rosetta on 10.6 (and that PPC application needs to print), you'll need to change step 4(b) to include the PPC 32-bit binary like this:
Change this:
*sudo ./configure --with-archflags="-arch i386 -arch x86_64"*
*sudo ./configure --with-archflags="-arch i386 -arch x86_64 -arch ppc"*Apple Certified System Administrator, License to Apple via Sec. 2.10. of Terms; CC 3.0/Attribution to Everyone Else
Currently Being ModeratedDec 13, 2010 2:06 PM (in response to Matt Broughton)Good note. The Apple-proprietary parts of CUPS are the handful of filters that are provided by Quartz. All of these filters start with "cg" in their names - for example, cgpdftopdf.
Even if you configure and make (install) the CUPS source "over" your Apple-supplied one, you'll still keep the Apple-specific filters. However, you may want to back up your printer configuration (/etc/cups) beforehand if you've made extensive changes. Backing that up would also be advisable before an OS update, as it's likely to replace part of your previous CUPS configuration as well.Apple Certified System Administrator, License to Apple via Sec. 2.10. of Terms; CC 3.0/Attribution to Everyone Else
Currently Being ModeratedDec 13, 2010 2:12 PM (in response to mbprozilla)Thanks! War Eagle!Apple Certified System Administrator, License to Apple via Sec. 2.10. of Terms; CC 3.0/Attribution to Everyone Else
Currently Being ModeratedDec 14, 2010 10:18 AM (in response to Gerrit DeWitt)Dear Gerrit, you're the BOMB!!
Thanks so much!
YAY!!iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 14, 2010 2:31 PM (in response to Gerrit DeWitt)Awesome. Just applied to my machines that connect to Canon IR C's. Great sleuthing. Users have been bugging me after updates.Mac Pro Xeon W3680, 5870, 15" MBP 2.8GHz, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
SteveDemy Victoria BCCurrently Being ModeratedDec 14, 2010 4:28 PM (in response to BoyHowdyDoo)This knowledge base article gives me the impression there is a 2.5.3 version of the drivers available. Nothing found in Software Update. Does anyone know if these solve the problem we had with the 2.5.2 drivers, and where they may be found?MacBook Pro C2D, Mini Core Duo, MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 15, 2010 5:45 PM (in response to SteveDemy)Not with my enterprise printers. Maybe with other commercial models using Post Script drivers. There is a model support link on the info page that will tell you what models are supported and/ or fixed.Mac Pro Xeon W3680, 5870, 15" MBP 2.8GHz, Mac OS X (10.6.5)


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Peresopnytsia Gospel, a Monument of the 16th Century Renaissance Art from South Russia
This work is devoted to one of the most important and beautifully decorated East Slavic manuscripts, the Peresopnytsia Gospel created in the mid-16th century, partly at the Monastery of the Mother of God in Peresopnytsia, Volyn, and partly at the Monastery of the Holy Trinity near L'viv, both in present-day Ukraine. The present book, by Alexander Gruzinskii, covers the history of the gospel, its ornamentation, and graphics. The first part focuses on the origin of the Peresopnytsia manuscript, which was rediscovered in 1830s by Slavist scholar Osip Bodjanskij. The ...
Dobreisho Gospel
This parchment manuscript, of which only a part has survived, is from the first quarter of the 13th century. The year 1221 was written on the manuscript at a significantly later date and may have been copied from an original colophon by a later owner. Known as the Dobreisho Gospel, the manuscript is an important witness to the history and early development of the Bulgarian language. Of particular interest is the rich illumination, including two full-page miniatures of the evangelists Luke and John. The portrait of the latter is accompanied ...
Banitsa Gospel
The Banitsa Gospel, written on parchment in Church Slavonic in the late 13th century, is one of the manuscripts testifying to the end of the anonymity of Bulgarian men of letters at around this time. The colophon indicates that the scribe who made the manuscript was the priest Ioann at Saint Nicholas Church in the village of Banitsa (presumably in the Vratsa region of present-day northwestern Bulgaria). The characteristic script and the ornamental illumination, elaborated in black, red, and yellow ink, reflect a local manuscript tradition. The menologion (calendar) includes ...
Epistles, Gospels, and Popular Readings in the Tuscan Language
This devotional book in Italian ('the language of Tuscany'), published in 1495 by Piero Pacini da Pescia (active, circa 1495-1514), is considered the greatest Florentine illustrated book of the 15th century. It contains 144 large woodcuts, all but eight original to this text, 24 small images of saints and prophets, and a series of 14 different border styles. The large number of images, along with the quality of the designs and execution, make this work a treasure of Florentine design and one of the truly important sources for the study ...
The Lectionary (Orsha Gospel)
This gospel, believed to have been created in Polotsk (present-day Belarus) in the second half of the 13th century, is one of the oldest monuments of the Cyrillic Slavonic alphabet and one of the most ancient decorated Belarusian manuscripts. It contains two multicolor miniatures with gilding portraying the evangelists Luke (folio 42 verso) and Matthew (folio 123 verso). The miniatures reflect the influence of the early Palaeologian (relating to the last Byzantine dynasty, reigned 1259–1453) Byzantine style in old Belarusian art. The images are vividly depicted in bright colors ...
Kyiv Gospel
The Kyiv Gospel was created in 1411 by a monk called Makarii in the Pustynno-Mykolaivskyi Monastery in Kiev, by order of the monk Ionah Bolakyrev, as recorded in one of the historic inscriptions on the work. This copy is one of the few 15th-century manuscripts from Kiev that specifies where it was made. The Gospel is known as a paleographic specimen of the "younger" semi-uncial script in Ukraine. Two headpieces of simple composition, headings, and initials are executed in dark-brown ink and vermilion. The manuscript was restored and bound in ...
Prayer Book
This illuminated prayer book, made in the Netherlands in the early 16th century, contains Latin prayers and passages from the Gospels. Although small in scale, it is notable for its abundance of illuminations, with nearly 60 extant small miniatures. Full-color portraits embellish the prayers to the Virgin and suffrages, while the images within the Gospel narrative are rendered primarily in grisaille, a nearly entirely gray monochrome technique. The last folios include a trompe-l'oeil foliate margin and a Crucifixion that seems to be a later addition. Throughout the book, gold ...
Trebizond Gospels
This Gospel book was probably made in Constantinople in the mid-12th century and is remarkable for the fine execution and monumental quality of its full-page miniatures. The opening for the Gospel of Matthew is missing, but the other three Gospels are prefaced with a pair of miniatures each: the respective Evangelist on the left and a scene from the Gospel story on the right. The combination of Saint John with the Raising of Lazarus is one found only in this manuscript. The text was copied by two scribes with distinctly ...
Dated to the tenth century, this manuscript is the oldest Armenian codex in North America and the fifth oldest among documented Armenian Gospel books. The principal colophon, on folio 2 verso, records that Sargis the priest completed the text in 415 (966). Within the framed area, the commission of the codex is described: a priest, whose name was replaced by the later owner T'oros, commissioned the work "as decoration and for the splendor of [the] holy church and for the pleasure of the congregation of Rznēr." As the codex ...
T'oros Roslin Gospels
This Armenian manuscript was made in 1262 by T'oros Roslin, the celebrated illuminator who extended the iconographic repertoire by defining a narrative Gospel cycle beyond the traditional portraits of the Evangelists. This signed manuscript was created at the scriptorium of Hromkla (present-day Rum Kalesi, Turkey), which became the leading artistic center of Armenian Cilicia under the rule of Catholicos Constantine I (1221-67). As an extensive colophon starting on folio 406 verso explains, T'oros created this manuscript under commission from the nephew of Constantine, a priest also named T ...
Reichenau Gospels
This mid-11th century Gospel Book is believed to come from the Abbey of Reichenau, on Lake Constance in Germany, on the basis of its script and illumination. The decoration of the manuscript places it in the so-called Luithar school of Reichenau. Its ornamental motifs compare very closely with those in Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek Clm. 4453, and its palette is nearly identical to that in the Reichenau manuscripts of the Bamberg Cathedral Treasury. The work includes full-page miniatures of Saints Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and of the Holy Gospel of ...
Corvey Gospel Fragment
This manuscript consists of four folios from a Gospel book that was likely made at the monastery of Corvey in western Germany during the mid-to-late tenth century. Dating to the reign of Otto I, these pages are a magnificent example of early Ottonian manuscript illumination. The heavily ornamented pages, which introduce the Gospels of Luke and John, shine with gold and jewel-like colors against dyed purple grounds. These pages combine monumental classicizing square capitals on purple grounds with rich and complex interlace. This fragment contains the opening pages of Luke ...
Ethiopian Gospels
This Gospel book was written in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, in the early 14th century, and was once owned by the church of Saint George in Debre Mark'os. It was written by the scribe Mäṭre Krǝstos in the official liturgical language of Ethiopia, Gǝ'ǝz. Most notable is its prefatory image cycle, which makes references to holy places in Jerusalem, such as Golgotha and the Holy Sepulcher, as they appeared in the sixth century. The manuscript therefore appears to be based on a sixth-century exemplar containing images connected to the ...
Ethiopian Gospels
This large Ethiopian Gospel book was made in the first half of the 16th century and is written in Gǝ'ǝz, the traditional liturgical language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Containing 11 full-page miniatures, six canon tables, and five elaborately ornamented ḥarägs (headpieces), this manuscript represents the golden age of what has been termed the Gunda Gunde style, named after a monastery in the district of Agame. The Gunda Gunde style is characterized by bold blocks of color defined by detailed, and often delicate, linear motifs. Figures are highly stylized ...
Miroslav's Gospel
Miroslav's Gospel is a liturgical work that is considered the most important and the most beautiful of Serbian manuscript books. It was created around 1180 by two student monks for Duke Miroslav, the brother of Stefan Nemanja, grand prince of the medieval Serbian state of Rascia. Written on parchment in Cyrillic uncial (the Cyrillic script that developed from Greek in the 9th century), it is a monument to early Serbian literacy. The work is decorated with approximately 300 stylized miniatures of outstanding beauty, and is representative of a group ...
Homiliary on Gospels from Easter to first Sunday of Advent
This 10th-century manuscript from the Bergendal Collection at the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies in Toronto is the oldest extant copy of a book of homilies composed by Heiric (Eric) of Auxerre, France, around 865–870. Heiric, a Benedictine theologian and writer, was a monk at the Abbey of Saint-Germain d'Auxerre. He studied under Lupus of Ferrière, John Scotus Erigena, and Haymo of Auxerre. He was the teacher of Remigius of Auxerre and is an important representative of intellectual life in the Carolingian period. The manuscript was written, by ...
Verin Noravank Gospels
This beautifully illuminated gospel book was copied in 1487 AD at the Monastery of Verin Noravank in Armenia. The exact location of the monastery is unknown, although, since the late 1980s, it has been associated with the ruins of the Monastery of Arates (Aratesivank) of Siwnik. Verin Noravank was in close contact with the better-known Noravank of Amaghu, with which it has often been confused. Fewer than 15 manuscripts are known to have been copied at Verin Noravank. As was customary with most Armenian manuscripts, the Verin Noravank gospel contains ...
The Four Gospels
This volume contains a lectionary—a collection of biblical texts to be read according to the church calendar—for readings from the Gospels. The language is Arabic, but it is written in West Syriac script (Serto) rather than in Arabic letters, a phenomenon known as Garshuni. The table of readings given at the beginning of the manuscript, however, is in Syriac, not Arabic. Each reading is numbered in the margin, and the proper time in the year for it is indicated in red ink at the head of each reading ...
Gospel Book from the Bamberg Cathedral (Reichenau Gospel)
The gospel from the cathedral of Bamberg is one of the most important masterpieces of book painting from the Benedictine abbey on the island of Reichenau in Lake Constance in southern Germany. In the 10th and 11th centuries, this abbey was the site of what was probably Europe's largest and most influential school of book illumination. Book production reached its artistic peak between around 970 and 1010–1020, a period known as the Ottonian Renaissance (after Otto I, Otto II, and Otto III, German kings and Holy Roman Emperors ...
Gospel Lectionary
This very clearly written Syriac manuscript is a 16th-century Purāš qeryānē d-ṭeṭrā ewangelyon (Gospel lectionary—a book containing the portions of scripture, the lessons, to be read at divine service on particular days). The pages are divided into two columns with 22 lines of text in each. The ink, black for letters and red for titles and diacritical points, has faded very little, so that the writing is in most cases quite crisp. As is common in carefully written west Syriac manuscripts, the main text is in a ...
Gospel Commentary
This 20th-century manuscript is one of many copies of the Pušāqā d-ewangelyon qaddišā (Gospel commentary) of Dionysius Bar Salibi (died 1171). Born in Melitene in an area that was sometimes under Turkish control, Bar Salibi became an Assyrian metropolitan bishop. The work is notable for containing named citations of previous Syriac authors. Bar Salibi was very highly regarded and his writing included poems, prayers, a treatise against heresy, and Syriac translations of Aristotle's works. Many of Bar Salibi's works, including his biblical commentaries, survive with a remarkable manuscript ...


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Saints Hit the Road for Pair of Cross Division Match-ups
DAHLONEGA, Ga. – The University of North Georgia men's basketball team picked up two big Peach Belt Conference West Division wins last week and has momentum on their side as they prepare to dip out of the division on the road this week.
The Saints will play Francis Marion University in Florence, S.C. on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m. and will then travel up into North Carolina where the University of North Carolina Pembroke awaits their arrival for a 3:30 p.m. game on Saturday, Feb. 16. Both the Patriots of FMU and Braves of UNCP compete in the PBC's East Division but the games still hold plenty of meaning as the 2013 PBC Basketball Tournament looms larger in the distance.
North Georgia (13-8, 8-6 PBC) is currently third in the West standings with some breathing room over Clayton State University and Georgia Southwestern State University. The Saints have already played the Lakers twice this season, but still have one more game against the Hurricanes in two weeks.
The Saints have two players who have started every game this season in senior forward JC Ward and junior forward Ishmael Hollis. Ward averages 18.1 minutes, 6.2 points and 4.8 rebounds per game and is a 59.5% shooter from the field whle Hollis leads the team with 32.5 minutes, 15.4 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Hollis shoots 45.5% from the field but is also versatile in that he shoots 40.2% from three-point range and averages 2.3 treys per game.
Scott Windom has had a successful past couple of games as he averaged 20.5 points while shooting 61.5% from the field in the Saints' two games last week. For the season, Windom averages 14.6 points and 5.6 rebounds per game and is a 50.2% shooter from the field.
As a team, the Saints recovered nicely last week after suffering through two of their worst three-point shooting performances of the season two weeks ago. The three-ball has certainly helped the Saints this season, and that proved to be true Saturday when North Georgia bested Columbus State University 91-64 off a 50% shooting performance from three-point range. The Saints are 13-3 this season when they shoot better than 30% from three-point range including a stretch of five straight wins where they averaged 40% from beyond the arc.
One of the leading factors in the Saints' perimeter game has been junior transfer Lamar Richardson, who went 7-12 from three-point range alone last week, including 6-7 against Columbus State as he scored 26 points. He finished the win over Columbus shooting a scorching 81.8% (9-11) from the field.
Francis Marion (9-10, 4-8 PBC) is 7-5 at home and have won three of their last five games. As a team, the Patriots are averaging 89.0 points per game and shooting 41.5%, but opponents are shooting 49.0% from the field against them.
Junior guard Evrik Gary leads the Patriots' charge with 16.4 points and 6.2 rebounds per game. He is the only player to start in every game this season and averages 28.7 minutes per game and shoots 41.2% from the field and 31.9% from three-point range.
Dustin Jones leads the team from three-point range with 54 treys for the season off a 37.8% effort. He shoots 43.4% from the field and averages 13.9 points and 21.7 minutes per game.
Along with Gary and Jones, Chris Rhodes, Tyler Deihl and Clayton Williams are the only five players to have seen action in all 19 games this season.
UNC Pembroke (15-8, 8-5 PBC) is 9-1 at home this season and is currently third in the PBC East Division standings. The Braves shoot 43.4% from the field and average 76.5 points per game, but their opponents shoot a nearly identical 43.5% from the field.
Quamain Rose, a freshman guard, is the only player for the Braves to have started all 23 games while George Blakeney has started 22. Blakeney leads players who have played in at least 20 games with 14.0 points per contest and almost averages a double-double with 9.2 rebounds per game in 28.0 minutes per game. He also leads the team with a 58.2% shooting.
Rose averages 12.2 points per game in 26.7 minutes of action and shoots 38.0% from the field while senior guard Shahmel Brackett, who has played in 16 games this season, averages 15.1 points and 3.4 assists per game.


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If successful in securing the Community Development Block Grant, Jacksonville will replace mains, valves and water lines. The project, which would entail rerouting the lines beneath unpaved rights of way, would result in improvements to the water system on Vann and Coffee streets, and improvements to the underground system along Fifth, Sixth and Eighth avenues in Jacksonville.
Community Development Block Grants have been used to make improvements in Jacksonville for several years. The city has used the grant program to fund street resurfacing projects, housing redevelopment projects and other infrastructure improvements, said Lynn Causey, the city's planner.
Causey said it could be several months before the city knows whether it will receive the grant. She added that even if the city does get the money, it will be at least a year before crews begin doing the planned improvement work.
According to Causey, the water system work would improve fire protection service by giving firefighters better water pressure. She said it would also help city utility workers locate water lines more easily, which would save money and time when water lines leak.
Jacksonville is not the only area municipality pursuing a Community Development Block Grant this year. Last week Piedmont applied for money from the grant fund to rebuild a senior center. Hobson City is also pursuing a grant to fund improvements to residents' homes.
The grants are offered on a competitive basis to small cities, which are defined as cities with fewer than 3,000 residents; to large cities, which are defined as cities with more than 3,000 residents; and to counties regardless of their population.
Larger cities, including Anniston, are guaranteed money from the grant fund and do not have to compete for it. Other "entitlement cities" in Alabama include Birmingham and Mobile, said Diane Glenn, a principal planner with East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission.
The grant allocation for cities the size of Jacksonville is $450,000, but that could be reduced before the grants are awarded.
That's because the total grant allocation has yet to be issued due to sequestration, the across-the-board cuts to the federal budget that took effect March 1.
The top funding allocation has already fallen to $450,000 from $500,000 in recent years.
"It may go down from $450,000 to we don't know what," Glenn said. "The money keeps getting less and the need keeps getting more."
Glenn said the federal government usually reports in February how much funding will be available.
In Alabama, Community Development Block Grants are disbursed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs. Since 1982 ADECA has awarded $700 million in federal Community Development Block Grant Funding for roughly 2,000 projects.
In keeping with federal standards, 51 percent of the people that benefit from the project must live in low- or moderate- income households, aid in the prevention or clearance of slums and blighted communities, or meet an urgent need.
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1. New LSU offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has worked with Drew Brees, Philip Rivers and Joe Flacco. He's impressed with quarterback Zach Mettenberger: "I like what I see. He's an extremely hard worker and that's critical to be a great QB."
2. Coach Les Miles on the arrest of LSU signeee Rickey Jefferson, Jordan's younger brother. "I don't have a lot of information at this point."
3. New Florida defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin on the challenge of replacing seven starters. "We play 20-something guys in a game on defense, and we want to continue that…This spring is going to be awesome to see guys go compete for spots."
4. With plenty of starters gone, Florida coach Will Muschamp is worried about the middle of his defense. "There is no question we've got to be strong up the middle. That's something that's a question mark."
5. A challenge at Alabama this spring for new line coach Mario Cristobal- replacing three starting offensive linemen.
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7. Stewart Mandel on the consequences of Manziel spending more time in the pocket this fall: "This will make it harder for him to repeat as the Heisman winner, because dazzling, improvisational runs are his trademark."
8. Arkansas practices in pads for the first time today.
9. Vanderbilt spring practice starts Friday. James Frankin's team returns 16 starters.
10. Spring football begins Sunday for Ole Miss. Bo Wallace's injury means his backups will get plenty of reps this spring.
NFL Draft Prospects
11. Former Alabama defensive lineman Jesse Williams runs a 4.9 forty-yard dash at the Crimson Tide pro day. Nick Saban on the tattooed Australian "He's going to continue to get better because he has more upside … He doesn't have the same background of growing up as a football player like a lot of players we have in our program."
12. Hard to believe now, but in 2008, not a single Alabama player was drafted.
13. Former Florida offensive tackle Phil Trautwein last played for the Gators in 2008. He's giving football one last shot – showed up at Florida's Pro Day this week.
SEC Basketball
16. One opinion on coach Tony Barbee: "While he came to Auburn as a young, hot-shot coach, he may be too old school for these Tigers." MrSEC's take on Barbee.
17. Georgia starts day two conference tournament play against LSU. Bulldogs coach Mark Fox: "Everyone outside of Florida is in the middle of the pack in our league — everybody."
18. Seven of the top eight teams went 6-4 in their last 10 games - only exception was Tennessee which closed at 8-2.
19. Tennessee coach Cuonzo Martin defends the league: "I think this league takes a level of criticism that it doesn't deserve."
20. As Arkansas meets Vanderbilt, Razorback players don't know what it's like to advance in conference tourney – last tournament victory was 2008.
21. Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings on Georgia's Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: "He's one of the few guys in this league that is good at everything that (happens) on a basketball court."
22. Alabama gets the Tennessee-Mississippi State winner on Friday afternoon. Former coach Wimp Sanderson on the Crimson Tide: "They've got as good a chance as everybody else. They play very good defensively."
23. Missouri's Alex Oriakhi was on a Connecticut team that lost four of its last five regular-season games. It went on to win the national title.
24. Missouri meets Texas A&M tonight - Aggies won the regular season game by two points. A&M guard Elston Turner: "(Missouri) thinks they should have won that game,"
25. What's the explanation for Florida's late struggles in close games? Coach Billy Donovan: "If anything, I see maybe an overconfidence or 'We're going to be OK' kind of thing,"
26. Based on these panel projections, Florida looks to be a big favorite to win the conference tournament.


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Paul and Jason won first place in the 2013 AMR Combined Regional Safe Driving/Clinical Skills Competition in Las Vegas on May 8th. They represent AMR's elite safety and clinical professionals. Jason and Paul will represent the East Region and Abbott EMS at the AMR National Competition 2013 which will take place August 25th at the Community College of Aurora, Colorado/Lowry Campus.
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